A story of a population that divides itself based on physical characteristics, "The Sneetches" shares a timely message of what it is that really divides us and, more importantly, what it is that ...

Dr. Seuss' Grinch is a beloved and iconic part of Christmas, well known for his hatred of the holiday, two-sizes-too-small heart, and loyal dog, Max. Most viewers will recognize him from the 1966 ...

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If the argument over securing the border doesn't make you think of Sylvester McMonkey McBean, it should. In “The Sneetches,” my favorite Dr. Seuss story, McBean shows up at a beach populated ...

I had a lot of bowls to make for Christmas presents, so I just built a machine to do the work for me. ... The Sneetches. This bowl is made from oak and Spectraply (11" x 4"). More for You.

One Sneetch votes right-wing. The Dr. Seuss book “And To Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street” includes a drawing of a Chinese man with slits for eyes. AP ... The Grinch who stole Christmas ...

The Bullock Creek High School teens, decked out as Dr. Seuss Sneetches, sported yellow... Kindergartners learn that you can teach a Sneetch Midland Daily News Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo ...

Thomas E. Wartenberg, philosophy professor at Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, hold Leo Lionni's picture book, "Frederick." Wartenberg's new book "A Sneetch is a Sneetch and other ...